PHOTOS: LNG Canada ramps up construction at Kitimat natural gas facility
Newly-minted LNG Canada CEO Jason Klein shows off progress on the immense liquid natural gas terminal in Kitimat during a media tour of the site.
LNG Canada is ramping up construction at its Kitimat liquefied natural gas terminal with the workforce expected to peak at 7,500 people next year, newly-minted CEO Jason Klein said at a news conference and tour of the site on Sept. 28. Once complete, the terminal for the liquefaction, storage, and loading of liquefied natural gas will export LNG produced by the project’s partners in the Montney Formation gas fields near Dawson Creek.
With construction peaking next year, Klein said LNG Canada will try to limit impact of the influx of mostly ‘fly-in’ workers to the community but won’t be taking any new steps to limit illicit drugs and criminality. There are alcoholics and narcotics anonymous groups, men’s groups, women’s groups, religious groups and mental health counselors on site.“More broadly we try to address mental health and addiction issues which is a problem across society. We try to address the underlying problem and then, of course, we’re very closely connected with the District of Kitimat and the RCMP if there are problems to address them.
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